In 2015 we had 188 leading into Rio and we have 218 leading into Tokyo.
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He helped to helm LinkExchange as VP of Finance leading into its $265 million acquisition by Microsoft in 1998, and was COO at Zappos, leading into its billion-dollar acquisition by Amazon.
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Expectations are trending higher leading into Etsy's report tomorrow afternoon.
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Other clashes took place on the highways leading into Athens.
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The other is the summer leading into the football season.
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The Vermont senator had appeared ascendant leading into Super Tuesday.
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What was your work experience leading into your current job?
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The stakes are high this weekend, leading into Cyber Monday.
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The magic starts on the asphalt leading into the forest.
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I wrote a post about this leading into the event.
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This was his first statement leading into that meeting with Republicans.
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Leading into Election Day, the poll was predicting a Trump win.
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AND WE WERE UP ALMOST 2381%, 294% LEADING INTO THE ELECTION.
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The following designers were on the right path leading into 2015.
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Gruesome markers of the battle dotted the roads leading into Falluja.
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This is a dangerous trend for the Democrats leading into November.
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You've got a really favorable backdrop leading into the presidential election.
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Leading into this relationship, I don't think I had any barriers.
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On a landing, he unlocked a door leading into the attic.
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Werber and other worshippers opened a door leading into the basement hallway.
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Just curious as to some easy explaining leading into this midterm season.
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It's common to see discounted phones leading into the holiday season, however.
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His fellow nominees enjoyed a successful year leading into the 2018 awards.
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Then slammed the door leading into the house and locked that, too.
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Now, there's a full weekend of happenings leading into the Tuesday kickoff.
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Railway lines and some major roads leading into the city were blocked.
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Families displaced from villages in Waziristan filled the road leading into town.
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But this would have catastrophic economic effects, leading into an election year.
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The soundtrack was awesome: Otis Redding leading into "Sandinista!" by the Clash.
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Every RFID-based security gate leading into every Olympic building was down.
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Footsteps echo in a narrow passageway leading into the Saddam-era bunker.
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But the band kept making moves, leading into their newest record Promise Everything.
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McEvoy said he had taken good words of advice leading into the meeting.
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SO WE THINK 249 WILL BE AN EQUALLY GREAT YEAR LEADING INTO 2386.
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Leading into the IPO, Luckin had already been the topic of much debate.
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Leading into Memorial Day, CPD also conducted raids in partnership with federal agencies.
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There was a mass of people on the street leading into Galaxy's Edge.
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Many of the main streets leading into downtown Burlington were closed on Thursday.
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Greylock Partners and Madrona Ventures were the largest shareholders leading into the IPO.
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The empty tracks leading into a thick forest made for an eerie hike.
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Finally, Norma publicly admits her guilt, leading into the opera's glorious "double" finale.
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O.K. Browne: You know, we've determined that this bridge is leading into Raqqa.
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Let's consider this and several additional questions leading into Sunday's second half premiere.
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After breakfast, we drove up a narrow, twisting road leading into the Whites.
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Hamilton won in Austria, with Rosberg fourth after leading into the last lap.
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Leading into Trump will be perhaps his most effective surrogate: His daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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Police roadblocks leading into the city have been replaced by ones manned by soldiers.
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He talked with VICE Sports leading into the most important race of his career.
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"Clearly, the energy leading into this year's midterms (is with) the Democrats," Sides said.
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But don&apost bury at this Thursday or Friday leading into the Trump summit.
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Leading into the Olympics, he sought a more even balance of athleticism and artistry.
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This is despite "The Gracie Killer's" four-fight losing streak leading into this fight.
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A few seconds of the clip aired, leading into rapper Travis Scott's halftime entrance.
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Pepsi has a 30-second ad, "This is Pepsi," leading into the halftime show.
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A major bridge leading into eastern Raqqa lies collapsed after a coalition air strike.
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At this point, each day leading into the February 15 deadline is enormously consequential.
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" And Tate said: "It's just a different kind of feeling leading into this fight.
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At that instant, the interior doors, a second set leading into the library, swung open.
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I might look back on books about old political campaigns leading into the 2020 election.
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It's a beautiful, thrilling sequence, leading into my favorite ending of any Star Wars film.
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"Poland has great momentum leading into this year and still has cheap valuations," he said.
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The electric company, discerning an immediate danger, physically cut the wires leading into the house.
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John Kasich signed the legislation into law on Friday, leading into a long holiday weekend.
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Estimates from Niantic leading into the event pinned the crowd at around 15-20,000 attendees.
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The story leading into 2017 was the 85033 homicides that occurred in Chicago in 2016.
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"It turned out I couldn't have hoped for better preparation leading into this," he said.
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And leading into Bloomberg's apology Sunday, he defended his administration's successes in reducing violent crime.
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It overlooks the city, and connects easily to trails leading into the forest and mountains.
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The painting had been estimated to sell for around $100 million leading into the auction.
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There were, however, tire tracks on the boat ramp leading into the water, she said.
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His campaign strategy includes a billboard he has placed on a highway leading into Yuma.
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Industry results thus far point encouragingly to better demand in the days leading into Christmas.
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The entire week was a bit surreal for Homer leading into his first career start.
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The records request is part of an ongoing investigation American Oversight is leading into Miller.
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The Friday leading into Memorial Day weekend, for many New Yorkers, is a travel day.
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Gilmore Jackson said the major highways leading into Wilmington are closed because of the flooding.
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The concrete hall leading into the darkness was flanked by a row of white candles.
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Ahead is the fate of each direwolf leading into the final season of Game Of Thrones.
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Popular styles leading into the spring include one-piece suits with a high leg and cutouts.
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Leading into the Olympics, I ran the third-fastest mile in history, winning by 21968 seconds.
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Delta Air Lines has traded in a range since its shares fell sharply leading into August.
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The Lakers are 30-34 and have little momentum leading into the final handful of games.
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The figures underscore the huge money advantage Clinton is hoping to enjoy leading into the Nov.
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Several roads leading into the town have been cut off, with the only access by helicopter.
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The figures underscore the huge cash advantage Clinton is hoping to enjoy leading into the Nov.
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Leading into 2007, banks and insurance companies comprised nearly 24 percent of the S&P 500.
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The fourth begins with the couple's exit from the church, leading into the post-wedding procession.
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They were a combined 5-of-21 in the two Cleveland losses leading into this one.
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Both Aldo and Edgar seemed to have their minds on the Dubliner leading into their contest.
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"There are so many possibilities," he says, as he locks the gate leading into his field.
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I know I have to have an all-the-way-full gas tank leading into that.
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Thirty minutes before the kickoff, the players lined up in the tunnel leading into the stadium.
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We talked about it leading into the IPO, and particularly after the Amazon-Whole Foods announcement.
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Part of the problem was last year's dry, hot spell of weather leading into the tournament.
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For those of us who have been through the full emotional merry-go-round with song repetition (disinterest leading into tolerance, tolerance leading into obsession, obsession into hatred, hatred into disinterest, and so it goes again and again) enough times to warrant an intervention, there's hope!
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The snake could very well be the train leading into the park, and the eggs the passengers.
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Here's how gold has performed in recent history in trading windows leading into second Fed rate hikes.
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President Trump is adding an 11th rally to his final six-day blitz leading into the Nov.
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After the funeral, clashes broke out between Palestinians and Israeli forces on the road leading into Tuqu'.
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He popped on a light and saw 10 rungs of a ladder leading into a blackbrowngray muck.
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The final major storyline leading into this weekend's events is that of Demetrious Johnson versus Henry Cejudo.
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Puerto Rico's undefeated run leading into Wednesday night was, in the way that sports can be, magical.
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Sarah Palin (R) Palin endorsed Trump at a rally leading into the Iowa caucuses, which he lost.
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Other annoyances have included sitting on the steps leading into the pool, forcing everyone to squeeze by.
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A deal that Trump would get the majority of the credit for, leading into his reelection year.
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I expect there to be a lot of this sort of political rhetoric leading into the summit.
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Corporate debt is close to $6.5 trillion, nearly double where it was leading into the financial crisis.
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"My uncle described a railway bridge leading into Kozielsk, Russia, where they had been ambushed," he said.
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Cops say it appears the burglar or burglars smashed through a glass door leading into the garage.
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Many Democrats have pledged to fight voter suppression across the country leading into the November 85033 elections.
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The Conservative Solutions PAC is launching a broad-based advertising campaign for Rubio leading into Super Tuesday.
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It sounds like what you're leading into, I keep interrupting you, is you want more original reporting.
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The debate over drug prices is nothing new, but it snowballed leading into the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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He was also leading in the polls in each of the five states leading into Tuesday night's contests.
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The reptile was able to enter the home by crashing through a low window leading into the house.
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"The consequences in that scene leading into Series 2 are enormous," Comer said of the Season 1 finale.
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Beyond the peaks, invisible from the meandering dirt roads leading into the mountains, farmers harvest opium and marijuana.
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He has just 1053 percent support leading into Saturday's primary, compared with front-runner Donald Trump's 40 percent.
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On Saturday, protesters partially impeded traffic on the highway leading into Ashland from the reservation for several hours.
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The executive appeared "agitated" on the call, leading into a 21 percent drop in the company's stock price.
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A worker outside the boiler would then remove the sand and mulch from a tunnel leading into it.
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It takes a little time to get back in the form I was in leading into the Masters.
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Two weeks later, Iran seized a British-flagged tanker in the Strait of Hormuz leading into the Gulf.
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Leading into March Madness, the Big 12, Southeastern Conference, AAC, and Big East have all cancelled their tournaments.
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First there was the full 20th Century Fox fanfare, leading into the glittering emerald of the Lucasfilm logo.
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But leading into the second round of debates on Tuesday night, the candidates had clear room for growth.
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That's why, for these three frontrunners, the mood leading into the South Carolina primary was one of urgency.
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Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg are all flush with funds, but Biden could be badly outspent leading into Iowa.
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It is among a stretch of large historic houses along Sheridan Road, a picturesque thoroughfare leading into Chicago.
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Members of Canada's Transportation Safety Board are participating in the investigation that Iran is leading into the downing.
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In Baghdad, protesters had set up checkpoints in the streets leading into and surrounding Tahrir Square, redirecting traffic.
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She pointed to steps leading into the bungalow once used by Gable and Leigh as a dressing room.
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As of Monday morning, the stock had fallen 5 percent in just the past week leading into earnings.
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This one leading into a right uppercut and clinch knee did a fantastic job of halting Miocic's gathering momentum.
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And one that is leading into increased youth violence in our schools, and we think the current school shootings.
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Wehrlein was tipped into the barriers by Button, who tried to pass at the corner leading into the tunnel.
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"I'd done scenes where it's leading into sex or sex has just finished," the Tarzan star told the magazine.
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Analysts at Estimize have taken down earnings and revenue targets by double digits leading into Twitter's third-quarter report.
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Specifically, a female rhino's cervix, a long canal leading into the vagina, swerves and squiggles all over the place.
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I haven't had a fair crack at it because I had that heart issue leading into the 2017 worlds.
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The Orioles have won the first two games of the three-game series leading into the All-Star break.
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"Cash is king," Stivers explained to attendees Tuesday, as he touted the NRCC's resources leading into the midterm elections.
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Art covers the underpasses that run below it, the green space behind it, and the streets leading into it.
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The big picture: Congressional gridlock and partisan divisions in Washington will likely deepen leading into the 2020 presidential election.
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Meanwhile, elections last year with high Democratic turnout suggest the party is energized leading into the midterms, Seidel said.
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The riverside cities have wide flights of steps, called ghats, leading into the water, often with netting or guardrails.
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"I think a lot of it is going to depend on these two debates leading into Iowa," Goeas said.
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A quadriceps injury this spring slowed Horan, and she played sparingly in recent matches leading into the World Cup.
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A lot of talks have gone all throughout the day yesterday, throughout the night tonight, and leading into this morning.
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After two weeks of unprecedented work by agencies at all levels of government, roads are established leading into the city.
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By hijacking water from the water pipe leading into his toilet, Palowski was able to create a mini convection cooler.
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Escrow, that disgusting word everyone got so sick of hearing leading into the last two lockouts, is at the forefront.
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Maduro's anti-riot forces have stopped at the bridge leading into the La Carlota airbase where Guaidó filmed his video.
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Still, if it isn't too little, too late, the clarification should help to stem the fallout leading into SXSW 2017.
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The RCMP sent more officers there and set up an informational checkpoint at the road leading into town, said Cpl.
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Lindsey Graham's comment that "somebody on staff gave [Trump] really bad advice" leading into the now-infamous Oval Office meeting.
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Bran immediately slips into vision #2, where he finds himself staring down the Night's King — leading into a classic bit.
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The entryway features a curved double grand staircase and polished marble floors, leading into the 1,170-square-foot great room.
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Portland had won 10 in a row when it had had two or more days off leading into the game.
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Last year was really good to us, especially the back end of it, leading into the release of Halo 5.
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She had led by more than 20 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics average of Michigan polls leading into the primary.
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Great momentum coming up to some good tracks for us with Bristol, Darlington, finishing with Indy leading into the playoffs.
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Leading into earnings, the implied volatility, or the price of options, tends to rise, meaning that buying options becomes expensive.
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"Nature is built on a stupendous plan in that region," Mark Twain once wrote of the valley leading into Zermatt.
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Oregon State Coach Scott Rueck had insulated himself from much of the media coverage leading into the women's N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Some roads leading into the area have no checkpoints — or police officers on duty — to stop people from passing through.
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The format for each league varies, but there usually are a series of regular-season games leading into a postseason.
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Nonfarm payrolls grew far more than expected in February as companies continued to hire leading into a growing coronavirus scare.
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That means neither candidate will get the party's seal of approval or extra campaign cash leading into the June primary.
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That division made the debate over who would be blamed a toss-up in the days leading into the shutdowns.
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TV ads, fliers, and phone calls coming from both sides of the fight, have been relentless leading into Election Day.
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CME's FedWatch tool currently pegs the chances of a September rate hike at 15 percent leading into this week's Fed meeting.
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Leading into the change, Facebook would be smart to hire as many prominent voices in online privacy as it can attract.
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Emails leaked from the Democratic National Committee went live leading into the Democratic Convention, rather than when they were first obtained.
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"Steal Away" kicks off with a sexy tip-toe plucking at Balliet's cello strings, leading into a story about a jailbreak.
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The living room opens to a deck and a long bridge that ends at a path leading into the national park.
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He was unable to practice leading into the tournament and played Sunday with his ankle taped and secured by a brace.
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"I feel the game's finally back in form like it was leading into the Masters," Johnson said in a greenside interview.
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It seems that everyone can't get enough of Game of Thrones leading into the show's season 7 premiere on July 16.
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" The generational divide, Mr. Smith predicted, would be "the biggest division in my eyes leading into the caucus and primary season.
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Beginning last Friday night, two lanes of Route 495 leading into and out of the Lincoln Tunnel were closed for repairs.
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Leading into the Chinese New Year, Dow saw strong demand, with many customers either maintaining or buying additional inventory, Ungerleider said.
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Moira is able to make it on the train leading into Boston while Offred is dragged back to the Red Center.
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And in the months leading into his United States debut, it was Joshua who was still being sold as boxing's savior.
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On the main highway leading into Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's Federal Highway Patrol(PRF) say they're confiscating record numbers of illegal drugs.
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"There&aposs a whole barrage of things we do leading into the cutover to make sure they go very well," Schroeder said.
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Son's interest in buying T-Mobile might have quieted down, but rumors suggest that it has not waned leading into late 2016.
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Much of the talk leading into the draft was about whether he should be turned into a wide receiver in the NFL.
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How does he navigate what he believes and what I also agree with his unfair witch hunt leading into this mid-term?
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They're a natural pairing—a song about getting swole leading into a song about using your newfound swoleness to assert your power.
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"Support toward $1,275 should keep the price action buoyant over the short term, especially leading into this weekend's French election," MKS said.
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One police official said there were about 200 people taking part on Sunday, blocking the key arterial Western Bypass leading into Quetta.
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I was pretty emotional from the panel leading into it and then when the trailer kicked off I was just so thrilled.
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Sabotage is common on pipelines leading into Turkey from Iran and Iraq, where the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) armed group is based.
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If there was any flaw to Fitzgerald's game leading into the final episode, it was her lack of big, game-shaking moves.
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The big question leading into the Nevada race was whether the Trump campaign could turn out voters for a time-consuming caucus.
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Damage to the roads leading into the Haena and Napali Coast parks meant they were likely to remain closed indefinitely, it said.
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His star is in the 6800 block of Hollywood Boulevard, just east of a grand staircase leading into the Hollywood & Highland Center.
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Seeing where things were headed, Walmart was more aggressive than in the past on assortment and pricing leading into the holiday season.
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You said the creative period leading into writing More Light was all down to you getting clean and changing your life around.
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During the 1990s and leading into the new millennium, Tiffany continued to hold a prominent role in popular culture and American history.
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Heavy rains have flooded a narrow passage leading into the cave complex, blocking the group's exit and complicating rescue efforts, officials said.
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"Auto traffic at chokepoints leading into San Francisco are showing decreased traffic, despite the relative safety versus public transportation," Orbital Insight said.
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Farther north, on the road leading into Pemenang, about 200 people set up a temporary camp on a hillside above the highway.
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"Take a chance, because you never know how perfect something can turn out," Simmons wrote on Twitter, leading into a lengthy post.
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A prolonged fight leading into the party's national convention in Philadelphia in late July could hamper the general election campaign against Trump.
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The 18-year-old Canadian has kept busy this season, playing in 17 of the 18 Tour events leading into this week.
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On Saturday, Iraq moved to take control of the international border crossing leading into the region from Turkey, officials said in Baghdad.
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Hundreds of migrants protesting desperate conditions in Mexico shut down traffic for 15 hours on an international bridge leading into Brownsville, Texas.
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But Kershaw retired 14 of the next 15 hitters he faced leading into Luis Torrens' pinch-hit single leading off the sixth.
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The aviator's face is embedded in the city logo, and the Amelia Earhart Memorial Bridge crosses the Missouri River leading into town.
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"Bojack often felt the need to impress me with materials items," a voiceover of Diane says, leading into Bojack explaining the painting.
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The Unseen World takes its time, leading into David's decline and Ada's floundering encounters with the outside world with a slow inevitability.
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In Mr. Trump's case, he outperformed some of the public opinion polls leading into New Hampshire, a feat for which he deserves credit.
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"I didn't really get to practise leading into this tournament ... so most of my practise I've done since I've been here," he said.
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Ildephonse eventually ditched the robe, climbed onto a porch on the second floor and smashed the door leading into the apartment, police said.
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"The possibility of things sort of very rapidly leading into shortages could give you that disorder that I was talking about," he said.
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It&aposs now if, again, the White House says they expect him confirmed by October 1st leading into this very important midterm election.
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It consists of an open court leading into a rectangular hall, a corridor and inner chamber, the Ministry of Antiquities said on Tuesday.
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She mentions the steps leading into the cenote are very slippery and to hang tight when I have all my heavy gear on.
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The Dow briefly swung 100 points lower after the minutes, more than giving up a 100-point gain leading into the 2 p.m.
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SHOUGUANG, China — Along the roads leading into the small eastern city of Shouguang, workers in hazmat suits stop cars and take passengers' temperatures.
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The song is more sorrowful this time around, with a slow, yet stirring string section leading into a piano-heavy rendition of theme.
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The RCMP have dispatched more officers to the area and set up an informational checkpoint at the road leading into town, RCMP Cpl.
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This is all to say that leading into Super Bowl planning, many marketers were asking themselves: why bother with a blockbuster TV ad?
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In fact, nearly every pre-election poll revealed jobs and wages were the most important issues for Latino voters leading into the election.
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Steps off Gran Via (the Broadway of Madrid), the Principal is tucked into a quiet street leading into gallery- and restaurant-dense Chueca.
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El-Halabi also sent Hamas building materials for attack tunnels leading into Israel, such as iron rods and digging equipment the agency said.
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The Israeli Army said earlier it had "neutralized a terror tunnel" leading into southern Israel from Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
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One week before Christmas — leading into the four worst days of holiday travel — the busiest airport in the world shut down in Atlanta.
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One of the busiest Metro stations in Washington was been evacuated Friday after smoke began to fill the tunnel leading into the platform.
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"One day a year [the pro-life protesters] used to come and lay roses up the ramp [leading into the clinic]," she says.
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Therefore, our rate and cost and ultimately the performance started to have a lot of degradation in '16, '17 and leading into '18.
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On Friday, the roads leading into downtown Redding, usually teeming with the traffic of summertime tourism, were largely deserted except for emergency vehicles.
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The cast was in the middle of performing 'Your Fault,' leading into the incomparable Bernadette Peters and her perfect rendition of 'Last Midnight.
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Each note in his compositions sounds like a weight-bearing limb, supporting the body of the song and leading into the next movement.
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In the video, the home is described as having an L-shape with one hallway leading into the cave and another leading out.
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Trump had characterized his relationship with Xi as positive and beneficial leading into the summit with North Korea in a tweet earlier Sunday.
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Later, he learned that the snake probably slithered up a wall through a gap in a board leading into the attic, WSB-TV reported.
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" Continuing that shadowy sexuality, 1994's The Downward Spiral opened with the sound of a literal beating, leading into the devastating and dogmatic "Mr.
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Fire officials told the Chicago Tribune that the area surrounding the walkway leading into the "Blue Line" Medical District stationwas likely struck by lighting.
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In Teilbal in south-eastern Srinagar, a Reuters witness saw large rocks, logs, and barbed wire strung across a road leading into the area.
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Consumer spending increased only at a 1.9 percent rate during the first quarter, leaving many retailers struggling to maintain sales leading into earnings season.
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I always felt so confident in Blake and our relationship, but this date was leading into hometowns … so I wanted to be absolutely sure.
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Two highways leading into Waverly, U.S. Route 460 and State Route 40, were left impassable by heavy debris from the storm, state police said.
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Get more here Cramer applauded the CEOs of software companies Symantec and Broadcom for orchestrating a blockbuster deal leading into the Fourth of July.
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But additionally, we're leading into a holiday weekend which means there will be even less manpower and energy to take dive into Facebook's announcement.
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The power plant has even attempted to close roads leading into the site, noted the Guardian, though it's unclear whether this has stymied visitors.
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Leading into the report, analysts had been aggressively revising estimates upward, with earnings and sales expectations increasing around 24% since the prior quarterly report.
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A billboard along the only highway leading into Hildale advertises the "luxury" hotel, but it is empty on the day Jessop shows it off.
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"There are no roads ... that are leading into Wilmington that are passable because of the flooding that is taking place now inland," Saffo said.
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This house is on a lush, winding road within a couple of blocks of trails leading into the San Gabriel Mountains and national forest.
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If Democrats succeed, it will usher in a bloodier era of divided government, partisan warfare, oversight investigations and calculations leading into the 2020 elections.
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Adobe Analytics released its 2019 holiday shopping forecast on Tuesday, an annual report that predicts shopping and gifting trends leading into the holiday season.
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Still, for all her difficulties, she has appeared to be in a dominant position leading into the June 5 primary with Mr. de León.
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B ut instead of wilting they seemed to get stronger leading into what will be James's eighth consecutive appearance in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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He landed prized evangelical endorsements and won the straw poll at the high-profile Values Voter Summit for three straight years leading into 85033.
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Now, after a set of proposals counter to the industry's interests leading into the midterm elections, Read's support sounds as if it may be waning.
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So I think it was a great idea, especially leading into more stories for the Pearsons to have Jack's death be in that teenage [era].
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And you can bet that a team like the Sabres would have jumped at the chance a few years ago leading into the McDavid draft.
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However, the measure will likely give Democrats some political ammunition leading into the 2020 election, when Republicans will be defending more Senate seats than Democrats.
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"China has initiated an unprecedented effort to influence American public opinion, the 2018 elections, and the environment leading into the 2020 presidential elections," he said.
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Support at $1,235 should keep the metal buoyant leading into the Fed announcement, while $1,275-$1,280 will likely cap any moves higher, the trader said.
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Biologists in 2014 said rivers leading into the bay contained a superbacteria that is resistant to antibiotics and can cause urinary, gastrointestinal and pulmonary infections.
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"Leading into the debate, traders were long volatility, anticipating a Trump victory and risk-off session," said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at spreadbettor ThinkMarkets.
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The deputies forced entry and found yellow hoses attached from the exhaust pipe leading into a small opening through a window, according to the statement.
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Trump's 7-point lead exceeds the poll's margin of error, suggesting a comfortable position for the Republican leading into the closing days of the election.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday applauded the CEOs of software companies Symantec and Broadcom for orchestrating a blockbuster deal leading into the Fourth of July.
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A full minute of her new song, "Ready for It," plays in the teaser which was used as a hype song leading into the game.
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That helped the bank earn big profits leading into the 21.49-24 financial crisis, but financial reform rules imposed since then have hindered the business.
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"China has initiated an unprecedented effort to influence American public opinion, the 2018 elections, and the environment leading into the 2020 presidential elections," Pence said.
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And that's even before we talk about the signs that suggest a Democratic wave could well be building out in the water leading into 2018.
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It went instead to Bermuda, which offered a more attractive financial package and space for team bases in the two years leading into the Cup.
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Then he took his briefcase and walked up a ramp leading into the arena, to a carpeted lounge, where, one by one, people greeted him.
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Leading into the show, Boeing held a healthy lead over Airbus for orders in 2017, accounting for an estimated 65 percent of new order value.
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In research notes, analysts said expectations had run up so high leading into Goldman's report, with its stock up nearly 2700 percent since the Nov.
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Peter Dinklage toyed with the idea of "Summer is Coming" in his promos with Cecily Strong leading into his first time hosting Saturday Night Live.
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We might unload for a couple of days, or depending on the sport, we might unload for a couple of weeks leading into big events.
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It's a bubblegum funk number with anxious verses leading into a gigantic, ironically cheery chorus featuring Jepsen, Sam Dew, and many more on backing vocals.
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Instead, they focused on a spectrum of wedge issues that were particularly hot leading into the election, including gun rights, immigration, LGBT rights and race.
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Highlights include the two-story foyer leading into the massive great room, the master suite, a contemporary kitchen and a multi-purpose entertaining space upstairs.
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Yet there were some signs, leading into the Nets-Lakers rematch on Saturday in Shenzhen, that outrage from the Chinese government had begun to soften.
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Spain has had a punishing schedule leading into the match, which included finishing the previous tie against Belgium in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Although he had off-season foot surgery leading into the 2016 season, Edelman appeared in all 16 regular-season games for just the second time.
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Messi, his World Cup legacy and Argentina's over-reliance on the Barcelona forward, however, have dominated the narrative leading into Saturday's clash at Kazan Arena.
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"While no rate hike is expected, the market is likely to remain subdued leading into the meeting," analysts at ANZ Research said in a note.
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Nightfall came quickly and the bluish Chinati Mountains disappeared in the darkness as we turned onto U.S. 217, a two-lane road leading into Marfa.
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The ostensible endgame of the show leading into the finale was that Rebecca was going to have to pick one of her three love interests.
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Similar divergences occurred leading into the recessions of 2001 and 2008-2009, and most recently heading into the market correction that began in late January.
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The swath of white space leading into the NE corner was by far the hardest to fill, but it ended up being the most fun.
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He said that a segment leading into a recent appearance of his on the channel portrayed Democrats as wanting open borders and criminals running the streets.
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The wild animal somehow figured out how to open a door leading into the Stanley Hotel and took an early morning romp through the building's lobby.
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In one recent attack, a van carrying businessmen was stopped and looted on the off-ramp leading into the airport; the driver was shot and killed.
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Maybe in the final analysis, Spieth will recognize that it was a near-miracle that he was leading into the tournament's final stretch to begin with.
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The committee will review current guidelines for protecting voting and election systems -- and whether or not states are effectively implementing those safeguards leading into the Nov.
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Leading into next Saturday's South Carolina primary, the Sanders campaign will be fighting to change the narrative that Sanders' appeal is limited to white liberal voters.
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The Swiss army has begun erecting checkpoints on roads leading into town and armed hillside bivouacs down the valley, scenes on par with every post-Sept.
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The Swiss army has begun erecting checkpoints on roads leading into town and armed hillside bivouacs down the valley, scenes to those of previous post-Sept.
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The letter also lays out a series of claims that foreshadow a potential subpoena fight that could unfold in the months leading into November's midterm elections.
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A port worker said the road leading into the Umm Qasr terminal near Basra was blocked and trucks had no way of getting in or out.
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The stairway leading into the chamber was flanked by two panels depicting the same scene: Hathor, the goddess of the underworld, welcoming Seti into her domain.
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The committee will review current guidelines for protecting voting and election systems -- and whether or not states are effectively implementing those safeguards leading into the Nov.
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Sun heads the world rankings leading into Sunday morning's heats of the men's 400m freestyle, with the final scheduled for the evening in the Hungarian capital.
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Roads leading into the site were blocked by 7 feet (2 meters) of snow, making it impossible for ambulances and other rescue vehicles to access the site.
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Minnesota routed the Texas Rangers 253-234 Thursday night at Globe Life Park in the opener of a four-game series leading into the All-Star break.
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Just like Clinton, Martha dealt with some drama leading into an election that ended with her taking on the class's vice president role, as the runner-up.
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Talal Barazi told The Associated Press from the nearby city of Homs that the Syrian army was clearing roads leading into the town of mines and explosives.
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They're ramping up political activities leading into the midterm — including a blitz of rallies from the president — to give Republicans their best chance of saving the House.
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Jennifer Brause paused for a beat as she gripped the handle of the door leading into the non-descript, metal building housing the Baltimore city animal shelter.
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At the gate leading into the American immigration checkpoint, American border authorities reaffirmed that they would not be able to process any more asylum-seekers on Sunday.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Protesters are blocking a main highway leading into the Phoenix suburb where Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is set to hold a campaign rally.
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The findings could reveal a blindspot in advertising strategies as both candidates gear up their digital marketing spend leading into the final stretch of the campaign cycle.
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For a while though, it looked like the Flyers were dealing with the same demons of sluggishness that led to three consecutive losses leading into Saturday's game.
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Armed with a search warrant, police had to break down the door leading into the area in the dispensary where weed was being sold illegally, investigators said.
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Grocers like ShopRite often have promotions where shoppers can earn a free turkey by purchasing a set amount of groceries in the weeks leading into the holidays.
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WORLD TRADE IN COMMERCIAL SERVICES LOST MOMENTUM THROUGH Q2 OF 2019, SUGGESTING IT "CONTINUED TO FACE STRONG HEADWINDS LEADING INTO THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR" - WTO
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"Ultimately we thought this time of year, leading into a Grand Slam, is important to do something major in, and that's what we will target," Hutchins said.
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The highway leading into town already has been renamed in his honor, leading fans from Interstate 70 to the stadium that bears the name of his family.
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The marble lions of Mark the Evangelist, Venice's patron saint, still grace the town hall and the Torrazzo, the main gate leading into the Piazza del Duomo.
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With fewer match days, teams will now have off-weeks with which to prepare for travel, which might just be the biggest factor leading into Season 3.
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And basically nobody right now is talking about this process leading into United Nations Security Council, which would snap back if they cannot come to a resolution.
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On Monday, as he lamented the crumbling infrastructure in the country, he made a point of noting his own concerns about the tunnels leading into our city.
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And as compelling a storyline as they created leading into the race, the race itself proved to be unlike any other NASCAR title event previously or since.
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In fact, leading into the combine, I've heard nothing much has changed between the 49ers and Kaepernick and that Kaepernick understandably remains generally distrustful of team management's motivations.
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Twitter just released a new manipulated media policy of its own to combat deepfakes leading into the election, but it does not go into affect until March 5.
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She said organizers expected that 40 people would spend Saturday night at an encampment set up on train tracks leading into the port to blockade the oil shipments.
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It's like the enemy team stepped onto two conveyor belts, one leading into the barrel of Blaze Hawk's gun and one into the tip of Blaze Hawk's knife.
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Long lines of traffic could be seen across Hong Kong island leading into the heart of the business centre and hundreds of people were stranded at the airport.
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BMW plans to accelerate its electric vehicle plans, in the wake of an executive shake-up and leading into a vote planned for the end of this month.
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Instead, the town will hold a vigil for them there, where the stairs leading into the arena were covered with flowers, teddy bears and hockey jerseys Saturday night.
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"He understands pre-match jitters, he understands different thoughts that might go through your head at different stages of a match or leading into a tournament," Konta said.
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These are just a few of the retrospectives, surveys, symposiums, and performances that will centralize feminist perspectives and concerns in the cultural consciousness leading into election season 2020.
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The Justice Department Office of the Inspector General, which is investigating Comey's conduct leading into the 2016 elections, has interviewed Comey and likely will again, the director said.
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Leading into the election, the RNC had invested in the most sophisticated data targeting program in modern American in history, which helped secure our victory in the fall.
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Traders and fund managers expect little respite leading into the Lunar New Year holidays at the end of January, a period in which demand for cash is high.
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When we visited in the fall of 2017, the store was still going ahead with its usual holiday displays leading into the primetime November and December shopping months.
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"The continued improvement in market sentiment should see [commodities] prices remain well-supported leading into the holiday period," Tom Kenny, senior economist at ANZ, said in a note.
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But we've got new details from his private conversations with heads of state that have put some of these leaders on edge leading into next month's NATO summit.
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While most of the big retailers will majorly slash prices on Black Friday, you can also expect to find continuous deals throughout the weekend leading into Cyber Monday.
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The roads leading into central Tel Aviv were jammed late Sunday with people making their way to Rabin Square, the scene of some of Israel's biggest mass demonstrations.
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"Worst of all, China has initiated an unprecedented effort to influence American public opinion, the 2018 elections, and the environment leading into the 2020 presidential elections," Pence said.
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The result will likely say as much about local concerns as national ones, but it will also inform the national narrative leading into the 2018 and 2020 elections.
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The Browns had a great deal of hype leading into the season, but they got absolutely embarrassed at home by the Tennessee Titans in a 43-13 shellacking.
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Cicilline has said he will not introduce new antitrust legislation until the investigations he is leading into the growing power of big tech companies like Facebook have concluded.
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"The roadways leading into the town along the river and across the river have been cut off by the rising floodwaters," Sonoma County Emergency Manager Chris Godley said.
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" Reynolds as Nightengale wrote, leading into a very amusing, alcohol-driven plot twist: "I also noticed it was really hard to look out the window at the Seattle skyline.
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For example, the settlement of Ariel in the northern West Bank has a mostly secular population that has easy access to nearby highways leading into Israel's economic heartland. 4.
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The White House views ratification of the trade deal as one of its top priorities leading into the 2020 campaign, which Trump has already touted as a signature achievement.
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But along the avenues are narrow streets leading into low-income neighborhoods of shacks with corrugated metal roofs, many built by refugees from the country&aposs 1980-1992 war.
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The German artist Bea Schlingelhoff is dusting the bridge leading into the replica village with a thin layer of iron oxide, a pigment commonly found in California mineral deposits.
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One of the major stories leading into the Globes was that a lot of stars were set to wear black as a show of solidarity against harassment and assault.
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One of the prevailing questions leading into the Democratic convention was whether Hillary Clinton would be able to unite her party, and especially Bernie Sanders supporters, around her candidacy.
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A suicide bomber stormed a security checkpoint leading into Kadhimiya, a northwestern area housing one of the holiest sites in Shi'ite Islam, killing 17 and wounding more than 30.
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Witness, for instance, the fearless and clear-eyed futurism of cartoonist Matt Lubchansky, who took the poll as the first step on a journey leading into uncharted new regions.
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Authorities in Charlottesville say they have seized prohibited items such as brass knuckles as hundreds of people have passed through security checkpoints leading into the city&aposs downtown area.
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It looks like this: It has a coax and a phone-like data cable leading into the TV. If you unplug this box, your guest remote will stop working.
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The Mountaineers inched ahead at 21-20 on Ahmed's layup with 3:55 left and later merrily rushed off the court after Carter's dramatic toss leading into the break.
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Wednesday's disjunctive highlight was "Amore," a syrupy ballad-singing introduction leading into speedy power-metal riffing and huge melodies better fit for anime-series theme songs, if not Broadway.
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Alibaba shares were up over the first two days of this week, but history says the week leading into Singles' Day does not usually mean gains for Alibaba's stock.
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Thousands of demonstrators held Friday prayers in a main street leading into the Green Zone nearby, then set up tents to accommodate those staying on for the sit-in.
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During a recent Reuters visit to Taktser, known in Chinese as Hongya, police armed with automatic weapons blocked the winding road leading into the village of some 60 houses.
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Behind the scenes: Senior officials from NATO member nations have told us that Trump administration officials, including Defense Secretary Mattis, have sought to reassure them leading into the summit.
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Jimmy Carter fired four of his Cabinet members to show that he was reshaping his presidency, but instead fueled a narrative of instability leading into his 1980 election defeat.
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Here's the background: The tunnels leading into Penn Station were badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy and are believed to have only 10 to 15 years of useful life left.
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But Nadal, who did not have glittering hardcourt results this summer leading into the U.S. Open, has rarely had such a straightforward path to the semifinals in New York.
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At first, a group of local people put a fence across the main road leading into the forest, but it was flimsy and proved no match for the interlopers.
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"Do you hear that record that's playing now?" one man asks the other before leading into a short explanation of Alice Coltrane and her contributions to the musical canon.
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Gordon wants to take advantage of a possible surge in Apple by selling a put credit spread, as implied volatility in the stock is rising leading into the Feb.
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On one side were doors leading into a large and crowded room where 20163-odd analysts, academics and imams were doing the intellectual grunt work that the foundation demands.
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But Democratic leaders are determined to make health care — particularly Medicare and the Affordable Care Act — the centerpiece of their attacks against Republicans leading into next year's midterm elections.
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A suicide bomber stormed a security checkpoint leading into Kadhimiya, a northwestern area housing one of the holiest sites in Shiite Islam, killing 17 and wounding more than 30.
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Due to the disparity between the rooms, navigating the space was like entering a series of otherworldly portals, each leading into something far removed from what was visited before.
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Police said they found a "haphazard daisy-chain of extension cords and plug extenders" leading into the tunnel complex "that created a substantial risk of fire," according to court documents.
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German consumer morale fell to its lowest level in four months leading into March to drop to 10.0, according to a consumer sentiment survey published by the GfK on Thursday.
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The tech issues were far from the only problems with the Iowa Democratic caucus, but they're representative of the bigger issues plaguing Democrats leading into the 2020 US Presidential election.
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Most polls leading into Britain's June 23 referendum predicted Britons would choose to remain in the EU. Instead, they voted to leave by a 52 percent to 48 percent margin.
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The 11,000-tonne Jin-class submarines are stationed on the southern coast of China's Hainan Island, close to deep water channels leading into and out of the South China Sea.
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"She's making noise, she's making headlines and you're talking about her, so everything's working about it," The Miz says ... adding that it's great hype leading into the year's biggest event.
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The eighth season of Modern Family wrapped production last Friday, but sources are reporting that the the ABC comedy could face delays leading into its ninth and (maybe) final season.
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Namely, both sides confirm by Friday at noon (Damascus time) that they are committed to the agreement, and then the cessation of hostilities take effect at midnight leading into Saturday.
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"We think execution was sub-par for about three years leading into 2017 and has improved under the return of its co-founder as CEO [Jack Dorsey], " the note stated.
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On Sunday evening, Trump appeared unaware of Kim's button comments when asked about them on a red carpet leading into his glamorous New Year's Eve gala at Mar-a-Lago.
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And by the 18th century, with the Mughal Empire in decline, Jat bandits routinely blocked the arterial roads leading into Delhi, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded and at their mercy.
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Those improvements have included a new $55 million rail line, a $186 million highway leading into and out of the former base, and $22 million in road and pier improvements.
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I've been bullish on crude oil leading into this move and believe pullbacks toward the $67 mark should be bought and investors can utilize puts to protect against downside risk.
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Andre and Novak, they've gotten to know each other by phone, leading into the French Open, and have spent hours on the phone together talking about tennis and about life.
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Most polls leading into Britain's June 281 referendum predicted Britons would choose to remain in the EU. Instead, they voted to leave by a 153 percent to 215 percent margin.
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On Sunday night a traffic jam snarled the road leading into Afrin, with cars entering the town empty and returning to nearby Azaz, where Kilic was staying, packed with goods.
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Protesters set fire to many entrances leading into a busy mall housing South African retail store Shoprite and looted groceries and toiletries from the supermarket in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial center.
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Leading into the peak of holiday shopping season, UPS said it anticipates receiving one million returns each day during the month of December, contributing to even more stress for retailers.
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The scene in last night's premiere — which, for the record, consists of moments leading into up to an implied rape — for better and worse, tells us a lot about this world.
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Seen as vulnerable to competition and to the whims of Facebook, whose rules had already changed in ways that hurt Zynga leading into its IPO, its shares began slipping almost immediately.
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While a few people "don't even know where a point of entry is," there are more than 21625 of them found on all of the main roads leading into the country.
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One of the more devastating attacks leveled by Clinton's allies was reminding voters that Sanders had raised the idea of promoting a primary challenger to Obama leading into the 2012 election.
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The taxi line stretched at least 40 people deep, and airport officials said that the highways leading into the city had either been closed or been subjected to tight police checkpoints.
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Narrator: Even if the impeachment process doesn't lead to conviction, its intense scrutiny could influence a resignation, like in Richard Nixon's case, or impact public opinion leading into the 2020 election.
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We reported last week that U.S. national security officials were saying one of the most urgent issues leading into the Trump-Putin summit will be Moscow's covert intrusion into American politics.
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Early in their siege of Kunduz, which began last Monday, the Taliban cut off highways leading into the city, which briefly fell to the insurgents in a similar offensive last year.
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I have seen the previews for this and it looks beyond good, it seems action packed, exciting and it will have a good story line leading into Marvels Avengers: Infinity War.
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The basketball courts overflowed with teenaged boys, and a baton-twirling squad was having an informal practice session on an overgrown patch of grass along the bike path leading into Milan.
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"The way the European Tour is set up right now, you've got three strong events leading into the Open with the Rolex Series playing in France, Ireland then Scotland," he said.
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Reports leading up to Friday's meeting signaling the possibility of a partial deal with China caused markets to spike, a sign of optimism leading into Trump's Oval Office meeting with Liu.
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Sanders' campaign has grown feistier in the weeks leading into this debate, too, especially in taking on Biden on foreign policy and his vote for the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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To save money on drying, she would carry the wet clothes back to her fifth-floor walk-up and hang them on a line in the hallway leading into the apartment.
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The Gateway bridge closure had caused long lines to form at two other international bridges leading into Texas, and border officials said Thursday's scheduled immigration court hearings in Brownsville were postponed.
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The ACT declared a state of emergency leading into the weekend, which gave authorities greater powers to order evacuations, close roads and take control of properties as fire threatened suburban areas.
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Usually, two of the candidates end up fighting like cats and dogs — and any of these scenarios are capable of leading into an awkward, tense moment and the moderators lose control.
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Analysts note headline PMI data in January might be distorted as activity tends to slow in the weeks leading into the Lunar New Year break, which begins this year on Feb. 8.
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In the photos, McPhee wears a latte-color two-piece bikini with sunglasses and a backwards cap as she happily kicks a leg over the metal railing leading into the boat's pool.
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Looking back, the only thing I'd change about this date would be the temperature of the hot tub water on a hot desert day — everything else was perfect leading into our dinner.
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Though he won't be dancing with Morris leading into week four, he will be with his celebrity partner and fellow pro dancer Alan Bersten, who is filling in for him, throughout rehearsals.
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The volcano could be especially difficult on tourism leading into the holiday season: "My friend has a villa business and says that all guests are cancelling for New Year's too," he added.
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The American Crossroads attack ad, which will target Democratic voters in New York leading into Tuesday's primary, splices footage of the former president and Clinton pitching similar-sounding defenses of their conduct.
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"The Speaker thinks it is unconscionable that Maine doesn't have a budget, especially leading into the holiday weekend," Mary-Erin Casale, a spokeswoman for Democratic House Speaker Sara Gideon, said Sunday morning.
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The airports remain shut down or inaccessible, and the roads leading into and out of Leap of Faith are mostly underwater, so we couldn't get to them even if they were operational.
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We should, but also, I'm curious if you like the depictions, the media depictions of robots as a person who ... Because then we'll get to jobs because it's leading into this. Yeah.
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Holloway, who was the top-ranked road criterium rider in the U.S. leading into his Red Hook Crit debut, points to the event's qualifying system as a distinguishing safety measure worth copying.
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By comparison, let's look at Gallup job approval numbers for President Barack Obama in the four polls leading into the 2010 midterm in which Republicans walloped the Democrats: 20203, 45, 44, 45.
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Passengers on the train, No. 3276 on the North Jersey Coast Line, said they felt it rock and then come to a halt in the Hudson River Tunnel leading into Penn Station.
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The campaign said the haul more than doubled its initial goal of $7 million in the days leading into the Silver State's nominating contest, where polls had shown Warren consistently trailing Sen.
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In his two years in the position, Infantino has distributed $775 million; the administration of his predecessor, Sepp Blatter, spent $1.1 billion in the four years leading into the 2014 World Cup.
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"Today was the first time it's kind of felt, the golf swing, I was in control, like I was leading into the Masters," Johnson told reporters after switching back to an old putter.
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Access to the site is difficult, as remnants of the pyroclastic flow cover several roads leading into the area The Fuego volcano is located about 25 miles (40 km) south of Guatemala City.
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Judy Fiskin's latest video work, "Three Funerals and Some Acts of Preservation," begins with this story before leading into a consideration of her own funeral and artistic legacy, delivered with Fiskin's dry wit.
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"This is a candid, telling of events that transpired the night of March 14th leading into March 15th, which resulted in the birth of my first child and the 'broken vagina,'" George wrote.
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The bank has not made a full-year profit in nine years, as it battles restructuring costs and conduct fines resulting from its years of over-expansion leading into the 2008 financial crisis.
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With such low expectations leading into Apple's big product unveil, the introduction of even a modest upgrade — like better iPhone battery life — could drive the stock higher, said Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster.
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At a roundabout leading into Sevnica, a local newspaper has put up a giant poster featuring Melania Trump's picture and the greeting: "Welcome to the hometown of the First Lady of the USA".
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New York is already hearing rumblings about trades and is looking at a brutal stretch leading into the All-Star break with a 10-game road trip following the series against the Rangers.
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"Both of these stocks were making new highs leading into earnings, so I'd expect short-term traders to sell some of these shares after the spike," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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Leading into the spate of deals in June was a nine-week period of relatively low oil volatility, when prices rose about 20 percent and traded between about $40 and $0003 a barrel.
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Republicans have been wary of moving legislation to rein in Trump's tariff authority warning that the months leading into a midterm election isn't the time to pick a fight with the White House.
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Dr. Williams, Mr. Quinn's surgeon, said that Mr. Quinn's fitness leading into his illness "probably gave him more reserve to withstand all of the trauma from the illness and the surgery," he said.
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And alternatively, a surprising result for Sanders could make the primary more competitive than some assume it is right now, leading into states later this month that on paper look strong for Biden.
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Residents of Pashtun Kot district in the centre of the province say they have been unable to feed their children properly for weeks because of Taliban blockades of roads leading into the district.
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Video showed Macron, jostled in the center of a crowded circle between his own protective detail and Israeli security personnel, including several paramilitary policemen in uniform, under an archway leading into the church.
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In the second half of the 19th century and leading into the turn of the 43th, a large influx of Greek immigrants came to the states, some of who ended up in Rochester.
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She told us that she would get back to us on July 6th when she returned from her planned vacation which she took the week of June 27th leading into the July 4th holiday.
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During such transition points, like the period leading into college or graduate school, people tend to be especially sensitive to social cues and feedback about whether they're cut out for a certain subject area.
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Mowatt who has been battling shin and Achilles injuries this season, said: "Next couple months I'll prep and I'm sure I'll have some diamond league races so I'll prep for those leading into Doha".
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At this year's celebration, angry pro-Piet supporters set up roadblocks on the streets leading into the small northern Dutch village of Dokkum, to block anti-Piet demonstrators from protesting the area's Sinterklaas parade.
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His members are responsible for cleaning up the bridges and highways leading into the city of San Francisco, such as the Golden Gate Bridge, and are employed by the state and not the city.
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They want to add their comments and they want to slow walk it and then have the I.G. bury it by releasing it Thursday or Friday this week, leading into the North Korean summit.
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We're told the scheme -- involving 2 vehicles -- was pretty basic: a radio under one car with wires leading into the motor, and the second car had wires from a door to the gas tank.
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In the three states with decent polling leading into Tuesday night's primaries — Pennsylvania, Maryland and Connecticut — Trump was expected to win with about 85033 percent of the vote, according to the RealClearPolitics polling averages.
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CRAMER CERTAINLY TRIED TO MAKE THAT POINT, I THINK LEADING UP TO IT, AND THE STOCK PERFORMANCE OF P & G LEADING INTO THAT VOTE WHICH SUGGESTS THAT MAYBE HEY DO NEED A SHAKE-UP.
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We learned a lot from the Afghanistan game leading into Sri Lanka, knowing we're a little more used to the conditions, knowing it is quite hard to get going on a wicket like Delhi.
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The long tunnels leading into these mountain shelters are haunted by the dark side of scientific progress, just as the mountains themselves are shadowed by the human hubris that continues to drive climate change.
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Roads leading into Beijing are under tighter security, extra guards are manning buses in the city and officials and the police across China have been admonished to make sure nothing upsets the weeklong meeting.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - At checkpoints leading into the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, the flags of Brigade 30, a paramilitary force, still fly nearly two months after the Baghdad government ordered all militias to leave.
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Kinkaid said he put too much pressure on himself leading into his start Sunday and that pressure isn't likely to dissipate as the Devils grow more desperate for points over their final 15 games.
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Opening with sparse instrumentation, Olsen builds drama with heavy synth textures, deep basslines, and restrained but booming drum hits, leading into an orchestral section and coming in stronger than ever for the final act.
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The issue shows how President Donald Trump has struggled to simultaneously please the corn and oil industries, key political constituencies leading into next year's presidential election that have routinely clashed over future biofuels policy.
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So, in the spirit of the Oscars and how they unapologetically don't really make sense, here's a look at the 2016 Best Picture nominees' reviews, award wins, and momentum leading into Sunday's big showdown.
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Netflix's plan is certainly high risk — it is spending billions to create and license content, it is fighting determined media incumbents across the globe, and it owns none of the pipes leading into people's homes.
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Interesting comments, I don&apost know what you can gleam from it but it sounds a little bit like, I keep going back to the fact that Kim made all these concessions leading into this.
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The addition of UFC didn't come cheap at $1.5 billion, but it has already been a significant boost for ESPN+: the service added 568,000 new subscribers on the Friday and Saturday leading into the card.
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Glenn Greenwald: That tweet comes from prior experience writing about politics in the general election, and in the four to six months leading into the election, things get way more polarized than they typically are.
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Another five miles or so west along the coast we came to another anchorage, which led to a rocky, rough beach filled with sea detritus, and an even rougher wash leading into the island's interior.
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The Chamber has regularly been an ally to Republican presidents, lobbying for lawmakers to back the GOP tax law last year and set to tout the tax cuts in ads leading into the 2018 midterms.
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It was also his second stage win of the current rally but, with Monday's timed stage leading into Argentina canceled due to weather conditions, he knew it was unlikely to make much of a difference.
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HARROGATE, England (Reuters) - A convoy of Dutch-registered campervans lines one of the leafy roads leading into Harrogate and stencilled in white paint on the wet tarmac is the face of Mathieu Van der Poel.
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In Towns's absence, Andrew Wiggins added 17 points after missing Minnesota's two victories leading into the All-Star break with an illness, and Anthony Tolliver came off the bench for a season-high 153 points.
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But the office of the manager, which is to the left of the entrance door (while the corridor leading into the rest of the clubhouse leads off to the right) was an oasis of order.
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Despite being pegged as a massive underdog leading into this fight, Elliott nearly won it in the first round, first dropping the champ with a right hand, then threatening him with a deep guillotine choke.
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By the time Hoppus is reminiscing about being "forgotten young suburbia / loose on the streets of California" over a strummed bassline, leading into one of Barker's canned beats, it's difficult not to buy in entirely.
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A couple of guys from New York's Nolita neighborhood found a place to ski — on the Williamsburg Bridge: Brett Van Dyke, 26, and Tom Wilson, 26, hit the snow-covered pavement leading into Manhattan on Saturday.
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A man in police uniform then darted out, grabbed the man, and wrestled him to the floor about two metres (yards) from the door leading into the embassy building, according to footage broadcast by NTV. (bit.
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Game of Thrones received immediate backlash when it hinted at the death of the scowling dreamboat, Jon Snow in 2015, and since then, we've seen various favorites, including Snow himself, escape near-death leading into 2019.
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Early rooms focus on architecture and abstraction, leading into sections on the body, the motif of the spiral, works on fabric, imagery inspired by nature, and other subjects that span different decades and groups of work.
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"Leading into Wednesday's (Fed) decision, participants will be looking for gold to initially hold $1,200, while below this, broad interest around $1,190-$1,195 is expected to restrict further declines," said MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin.
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Des Moines (CNN)The key to Iowa is going to be ground game and the big question leading into the February 1 caucus is whether Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump bring new caucusgoers out in droves.
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Corden then explained that Swift is not the rapper's only victim of an unapproved recording of a phone conversation, leading into a mock call between the host and West using footage from the now-infamous recording.
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The new setup, with Adam Warren leading into David Robertson and Dellin Betances taking care of the ninth, worked quite well when the three combined for seven strikeouts in the final three innings of Saturday's triumph.
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A man with pants down sits on a toilet in a room with walls dissolved into a leafy forest with a path leading into the woods; it's as if he's dreaming of traveling into another world.
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State Guard Service operatives—members of a division of the local police tasted with property security—responded, saw footprints leading into the abandoned building, and apprehended the plainclothes officers, apparently unaware of the operation at hand.
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He won the Values Voter Summit popularity poll the past three years, and his victory at last year's event indicated the strength of his support among evangelicals leading into the Iowa caucuses, which he also won.
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The condom company Sustain Natural hosted the Get on Top Pop-Up in April 2018 at 208 Bowery, with neon vulva art installations and tampon-filled bathtubs leading into a back event space called the womb.
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Leading into his first Winter Meetings as a G.M. after a career as a player agent, Van Wagenen said Omar Minaya, a special assistant with the Mets and a former general manager, gave him some advice.
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BAGHDAD, Aug 29 (Reuters) - At checkpoints leading into the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, the flags of Brigade 30, a paramilitary force, still fly nearly two months after the Baghdad government ordered all militias to leave.
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The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq all notched record highs in the months leading into the coronavirus rout despite a slowdown in global growth and the early signs of economic trouble in China over the disease.
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But after averaging 11.5 points, 10.0 assists, 8.5 rebounds and 3.5 steals in those victories, Rondo suffered a season-ending thumb injury leading into Game 3 that was followed by four successive losses to the Celtics.
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The river crested last night at over 45 feet (about 13 feet above its flood stage), with the rising floodwaters submerging almost all roads leading into town and essentially cutting off the community of 908,500 residents.
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Her training partner, Alina Zagitova, 15, who in December won the Grand Prix final, an important competition leading into the Olympics, places all of her jumps in the second half of her four-minute free skate.
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Total operating expenses fell 3 percent to $10.58 billion Leading into the reporting season some analysts feared that net interest margin would peak since the Federal Reserve signaled it would not raise interest rates this year.
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The Detroit Film Theatre plans to continue a regular series of screenings of Detroit home movies, leading into a marathon screening on July 29, which will run some 10 hours, consecutively (with breaks every 45 minutes).
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The village, on the outskirts of the city of Manbij, Aleppo province, was liberated by US-backed Syria Democratic Forces on Friday after SDF soldiers seized control of the final road leading into the Isis-occupied city.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) has been working hard to ensure our intellectual property (IP) system operates toward a 21st century agile model, following and leading into the enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA).
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But then they'll be asked to shoulder a heavy burden by holding down a whole hour (from 8:30 to 9:30 pm) by themselves, before leading into the promising but unproven Superior Donuts at 9:30.
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Under the current version of the plan, 10 bridges and tunnels leading into the city will be equipped with facial recognition and license plate reading technology, giving police a comprehensive record of every car making the crossing.
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On the road leading into town, at least a dozen cars had been abandoned in the median — I imagined people trying to drive across the divided highway, getting stuck and then just climbing into someone else's car.
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In October, Vice President Pence tore into China for carrying out "an unprecedented effort to influence American public opinion, the 85033 elections, and the environment leading into the 2020 presidential elections" to hurt Trump and the GOP.
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Since then, the corps has been filling the pools inside the perimeter wall with silt dredged from the channels leading into Baltimore Harbor and carted here by scow 21920 hours a day during active periods of construction.
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In Arizona, about 50 to 75 protesters and three parked cars blocked Shea Boulevard, an artery leading into Fountain Hills, the suburb where Mr. Trump spoke on Saturday afternoon, which led to traffic delays in the area.
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In fact, given the arguably diminishing returns of McCarthy's second and third appearances as Spicer, HAIM could end up being the best part of the episode, despite the weeklong political chaos leading into this episode of SNL.
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But as he sat just 7 points short of 27.33,000 for his career leading into Tuesday night's game against the San Antonio Spurs, the notoriously unselfish superstar threw an online alley-oop to himself off the backboard.
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Leaving behind the tidy, low-lying green polders of Flanders, the huge railway viaducts leading into the town along the industrial harbor are bordered by elegant granite balustrades ornamented by finials and huge carved balls of stone.
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That Elizabeth made the right choice — or at least the choice that aligns with our historical reality — is a huge resolution for her character, even if it necessarily raises a host of other questions leading into the finale.
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Despite their overall struggles, the Twins have won eight of 12 - including three of four on the road versus the Rangers leading into the All-Star break - while Detroit has won four of its last five at home.
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"We're certainly going to see more comments out of members of OPEC in the next six weeks leading into its main meeting with respect to discussing the possibility of extending production cuts through balance of 2017," he said.
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The show at the Michelberger felt similar to watching a high school band, in that all five members seemed to connect on multiple planes: their personal history, friendship and understanding of each other leading into an otherworldly connection.
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In the Washington suburb of Arlington, Virginia, on Monday the main thoroughfare leading into Washington was clear but virtually empty as secondary roads were clogged by slush and partly blocked by huge mounds of snow created by plowing.
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REUTERS/Henry Romero Syrian rebels stormed a major road junction leading into the heart of Damascus on Tuesday as they launched an offensive to regain ground lost to the army over the weekend, rebels and state media said.
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To prevent the city from falling again, Afghan troops have tried to secure main roads leading into Kunduz, including Highway 3 to the east, after supply lines were cut during the 2015 siege, slowing efforts to regain control.
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"Today, I am pleased to announce a new and representative display to be fashioned on the walls of the tunnel leading into the U.S. Capitol building," said Representative Candice S. Miller, the Michigan Republican who leads the committee.
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Planes that appeared to designate the walls of some sort of surreal architecture become ceilings, foreshortened geometric forms that initially seemed to project out towards the viewer suddenly become tunnels leading into the mysterious depths of the image.
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President Trump and Kim Jong Un will drive down new highways leading into the city, "cross the new suspension bridge over the Red River, pass newly built houses, high rises, factories, shops, restaurants, cafes and hotels," Elliott said.
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The issue shows how President Donald Trump has struggled to simultaneously please the corn and oil industries, key political constituencies leading into next year's presidential election that have routinely clashed over the future of the nation's biofuels policy.
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Miami coach Erik Spoelstra put his team through a pair of tough practices leading into the matchup with the Celtics after getting blown out 120-95 at home by Indiana on Sunday, and the strategy seemed to pay off.
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For starters, the structure of the mix with it trippy opening section (eg: Claude Von Strokes now classic "Who's Afraid Of Detroit") leading into heavier, wonkier tracks (eg: Riton's "Hammer Of Thor") made for a perfect after hours soundtrack.
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She's also incorporated feminism into her live act, leading into performances of the (also super feminist!) 2008 track "Diva" with an intro by fighter Ronda Rousey and using samples of an Eartha Kitt speech about the perils of compromising.
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While the Texas Rangers routinely have flexed their muscles as the weather has gotten warmer this summer, it has taken until the week leading into the All-Star break for the results to show up in the win column.
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"Trump's allies are also betting on the timing of the report's release — just before two major religious holidays leading into the weekend — will also help dampen any potential media storm," Yahoo's Hunter Walker and Luppe B. Luppen wrote Wednesday.
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He also bet against big U.S. banks leading into the 2007-2009 financial crisis, shorting Bank of America, MGIC, Citigroup and several other financials that ultimately averaged a 98 percent price decline by the time they bottomed in 2009.
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The Miami Heat's winning streak finally came to an end on Saturday in the finale of a four-game road trip, but the team is still feeling good about itself with two games leading into the All-Star break.
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Concerns range from eavesdropping on activities at the US base, much of whose wide-ranging anti-terror operations are covert, to fears China may develop a string of bases to give them strategic control over waterways leading into Europe.
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An area roughly 22 city blocks long and three long blocks wide will be sealed off from both vehicle and pedestrian traffic with cement blocks, sand-filled garbage trucks and other vehicles blocking the streets leading into the area.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - On a winding road leading into Cairo's City of the Dead, a cartoon mouse with round ears and green eyes adorns the shop fronts and walls of the mausoleums where thousands of Egyptians live among the gravestones.
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The week leading into South Carolina's primary has been one of the best of Biden's campaign, with a strong debate performance, a key endorsement and rising polls in the state providing him with needed momentum at a critical time.
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And then there is Abu Dis, the hilly home of Al-Quds University, which opened in the 1980s when the village was just a 10-minute drive from Damascus Gate — one of the portals leading into Jerusalem's Old City.
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Popular opinion leading into the argument projected a 43-4 tie, with the four liberals on one side equally balanced by the three conservative justices who were expected to be joined by "swing Justice" Kennedy, on the other side.
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The headlines leading into this year's Australian Open were about whether Nadal could be elite again, whether Murray could banish the jinx that has caused him to lose four Australian Open finals, or if Federer has an 21th title in him.
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For Natty Light, the timing of its campaign sits in contrast to continued turmoil over the government's role in alleviating student loan debt, which remains a point of contention on both sides of the aisle leading into the 2020 election.
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Clinton will be under pressure to address some of the concerns that voters have expressed about her in the first two nominating contests, while Mr. Sanders will look to continue his momentum leading into the elections in Nevada and South Carolina.
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Syndergaard buzzed Royals leadoff hitter Alcides Escobar with the first pitch of that start last October, prompting some sharp comments from Kansas City players at the time and some whispers of retaliation leading into the teams' season-opening two-game series.
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Kimilainen, who had missed the last two rounds at Zolder and Misano on health grounds following a collision in the opening round at Hockenheim, started on pole but made a slow getaway with Britain's Alice Powell leading into the first corner.
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You start to see a small ramp up beginning on the Sunday leading into the holiday, but the real peak is Black Friday, which consistently leads all other days in traffic through the end of the year, by a mile.
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Why it matters: The S&P 500 is on it's second longest and largest bull run in history, BI notes (only the 10-year run leading into the dot-com bubble was longer.) President Trump regularly touts stocks at record highs.
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Boston went 0-for-230 with runners in scoring position Wednesday and fell to 212-267 on its seven-game homestand but will follow Thursday's contest by playing its next 21 leading into the All-Star break on the road.
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 60 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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"There was extreme anger towards Trump leading into 2016, that didn't cross the line electorally, so Democrats certainly need something to galvanize for Democrats, not just against," said Kevin Cate, a Democratic strategist in Florida who worked on Obama's 2008 campaign.
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 6900 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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Hopes of a positive lift in the polls leading into the summer recess, off the back of the expected passage of same-sex marriage laws after years of toxic debate, have been dashed by events out of the PM's control.
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Toronto is just 4-6 over its last 10 games and will get a chance to test itself at home with an 11-game homestand against the top three teams in the American League Central leading into the All-Star break.
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Beyond the dining room is a wet bar with two pantries leading into the eat-in kitchen, which has Carrara marble counters, a large island, Sub-Zero and Viking appliances, and French doors to a brick patio with a pergola.
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Namajunas said that as champ, she wants to skip the brash trash talk that shot McGregor to mainstream stardom and has been imitated throughout U.F.C., including by the champions Jedrzejczyk, Bisping and Cody Garbrandt leading into the card on Saturday.
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The train tracks leading into Birkenau, where cattle cars would arrive crammed with Jews who were swiftly herded into the gas chambers, are no longer used but remain a ghastly reminder of the scale, reach and industrialization of the murder apparatus.
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You've probably seen a screenshot or video from Manifold Garden before; it's an indie game that's been kicking around for years under the guise of a playable M.C. Escher painting, with endlessly repeating geometry and intertwined staircases leading into the heavens.
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The train tracks leading into Birkenau, where cattle cars would arrive crammed with Jews who were swiftly herded into the gas chambers, are no longer used but remain a ghastly reminder of the scale, reach and industrialization of the murder apparatus.
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Wells, which was the No. 2 U.S. provider of auto loans less than a year ago, has already cut quarterly originations by nearly 53 percent over the nine months leading into March 31, according to a May 11 company presentation.
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The Texas attorney general's office has hired three consultants for a multi-state probe it is leading into Alphabet's Google, including an economist who worked with some of the firm's major rivals and a lawyer who is a Microsoft veteran.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told Reuters on Saturday that the political brawl over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation will help Republicans retain control of the Senate, calling it a "seminal event" leading into the November elections.
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Yet despite the slew of negative headlines leading into Sears' fiscal third-quarter earnings report Thursday, the department store chain has reason — and likely, the resources — to hang on after the holidays and through early 2017, when retail bankruptcies are typically filed.
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The political hype leading into the awesome spectacle of a young Falcons team looking to take down a veritable dynasty -- and in Tom Brady, the greatest quarterback the game has ever seen -- indicated Super Bowl LI would not be a break from anything.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A merry band of outlaws and hired hands kicks off the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday in "The Magnificent Seven," leading a slew of action films and intimate true stories vying for early buzz leading into Hollywood's annual awards season.
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Since May 9, the Rangers (33-33) have posted a 10-game winning streak, immediately followed by a 4-12 stretch before they went 5-3253 during a six-game road trip against division leaders Washington and Houston leading into this series.
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On the other hand, the filmmakers could also just be exploiting current events, using fashionable wokeness to extend the franchise — in The First Purge, the closing credits pause mid-roll, leading into an advertisement for a soon-to-arrive Purge TV series.
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It's easy to forget this now — probably because we've collectively blocked it out — but there was a fair amount of anxiety leading into Election Day 2018, before the fabled Blue Wave of Democratic wins came crashing down on the Trump-enabling Republican party.
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But the teams went back and forth for the next five (Indians prevailing in Games 3 and 4 and Cubs taking Games 2 and 5), with Cubs pulling an incredible 63-3 victory in Game 6 leading into Wednesday's final match-up.
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The title track unfurls as a soulful dirge, inviting thoughts about darkness and oppression, before leading into "Lightnin'," which uses a dirge as a springboard — a perfect illustration of Mr. Murray's vision for the blues, which shows up in the liner notes.
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You enjoy being in the thick of human interaction and movement like any other flâneur, and yet because of your black body there is that anxiety of a performative or respectability tactic breaking down, eventually leading into a confrontation with the police.
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One of the show's conceits involves opening with a glimpse of what will happen when the crash comes, leading into each episode by flashing a chyron on the screen that suggests the show is going to count down to that big moment.
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It's a stunning turn of events for the Bloomberg campaign considering they spent over $230 million on ads alone in the Super Tuesday states and spent months leading into Super Tuesday touting his massive state-level organizations and racking up high-profile endorsements.
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The regulator also denied suggestions of a "falling out" with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) after banking analysts at Citigroup Inc said their divergent policies were leading into unnecessarily higher capital levels for the big four banks that fund both economies.
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Durant was the center of attention leading into the game and then became the star of it, putting on a show in front of fans who hope he will make the Garden his home if he becomes a free agent this summer.
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LAS VEGAS — In the week leading into his first fight in more than a year, the U.F.C. star Conor McGregor has exuded a confidence familiar to anyone who has followed his transformation from Ultimate Fighting Championship contender to the fight promotion's biggest star.
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This continuation of what political scientist Benjamin Ginsberg once called "politics by other means" could significantly curtail the president's agenda, as well as taint the Republican Party's brand leading into the 2020 elections — to some extent even if investigations revealed no misdeeds.
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"Having had to change tack for six months leading into it and to achieve the things I have, I feel satisfied and happy to step aside from the sport and try something new and different," the 33-year-old told local broadcaster Channel Nine.
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The result was more than the 50 million pounds forecast from the average of analysts' estimates compiled by the bank, as the state-backed lender battles restructuring costs and conduct fines resulting from its years of over-expansion leading into the 2008 financial crisis.
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He managed just 57 points over a three-game stretch leading into this one, including a 17-point effort in a loss against the Golden State Warriors on Sunday that led coach Dave Joerger to suggest his big man may need a night off.
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Last Year, New York governor Andrew Cuomo announced a plan called New York Crossings that would install facial recognition cameras alongside ALPR systems at every bridge and tunnel leading into Manhattan, although experts say there are still significant logistical challenges to such a system.
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"I think it was our judgment that given the focus and attention on President Duterte's comments leading into the meetings here we felt that didn't create a constructive environment for a bilateral meeting," Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security advisor told reporters in Laos.
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The operation's scope allowed Dowless to collect nearly $84,000 in consulting fees over five months leading into last year's general election, said Strach, adding that in addition to reviewing financial and phone records investigators questioned 142 voters in the south-central North Carolina counties.
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Rob Portman wants to spend the two-week congressional recess home in Ohio touting a just-passed bill he authored to combat heroin and opioid addiction as well as rare Senate approval of a subpoena for an investigation he's leading into online sexual trafficking.
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That said, the Atlantic Council's Ben Haddad, new director of the Future Europe Initiative, sees in the unfolding debate ahead of EU parliamentary elections a historic opportunity for the most robust and truly pan-European debate leading into what might be its most democratic elections.
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The full moon is at the tail end of Sag, leading into Capricorn, and the Sun is in Cancer activating two very different sectors of your chart, one of which rules your daytime chores—your work routine, your habits around health and wellness, etc.
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"We think execution was sub-par for about three years leading into 2017 and has improved under the return of its co-founder as CEO [Jack Dorsey], " MKM Partners' Rob Sanderson wrote in a note to investors where he upgraded the stock to a buy.
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In November of last year, the gilets jaunes or Yellow Vests movement spontaneously erupted throughout the country, with hundreds of thousands of men and women, many of them hailing from the rural provinces, blocking the roads and roundabouts leading into nearly every town in France.
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Ashraf Mohie El-Din, Director General of the Giza Pyramids and an Egyptologist leading the excavation, which began in October of last year, told Hyperallergic in a phone interview that his team discovered the tomb along with a passage leading into it and two chapels.
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"Basically, the first of every year, all of the ad rates are reset, because supposedly all of the ad companies spend all of the advertising budget leading into Christmas," Cordeiro recalled in explaining how he came to discover the change in YouTube's ad policies.
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Arlovski was stuck underneath Barnett threatening to finish the kimura/double wristlock/ude-garami for a while, but the technique serves more of a place as a positional handle leading into back attacks and guard passes than as a finishing hold in modern grappling.
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But given the longer-than-usual wait between seasons, combined with an explosive sixth-season finale event that overshadowed everything else around it, it's understandable if you can't remember the exact whereabouts of every one of the series' sprawling cast leading into the new season.
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The strained vocals and fraying music of the reimagined opening sequence are unsettling, leading into a video made up of a mixed bag of 3D, hand-drawn animations, and live-action shots in as many distinct, bizarre, lo-fi styles as there are participating artists.
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The six-month schedule leading into the World Cup is the longest U.S. Soccer has ever announced at one time for the women's team, and both the federation and the team's players association praised the benefits — to both sides — of the longer-term commitment.
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Recounting the visit during a January episode of his podcast R3003C2300, Sabathia said he was scared upon learning of a 22009 percent blockage found in the widowmaker artery, an ominous nickname for the left anterior descending artery, a critical blood vessel leading into the heart.
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Clyburn, a powerful political force in South Carolina, told ABC's "This Week" that he expects the Nevada results to have an impact in his state, which will also host the final Democratic debate on Tuesday night leading into Saturday's primary and Super Tuesday (The Hill).
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Even at the height of the conservative backlash against separating migrant children from parents this spring — a decision the administration ultimately reversed — White House officials continued to view hard-line immigration tactics as a winning political message leading into November and the 2250 presidential campaign.
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Her office's pursuit of tax records and details of President Trump's businesses, along with efforts by federal prosecutors in Manhattan, could be critical leading into the re-election campaign as the Mueller investigation has ended and House Democrats are only now accelerating their investigations.
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"The technical break during Asian trade today saw some participants heading for the exits as we near the FOMC rates announcement and it is difficult to see gold making any headway above $1,250 leading into the Fed," said MKS in a note before the announcement.
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As the Davis talk cooled on Thursday, much of the focus leading into the deadline centered on the Grizzlies, who wound up trading Gasol but keeping their point guard Mike Conley, who had drawn serious trade interest from the Utah Jazz and Detroit Pistons.
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TORONTO, Sept 8 (Reuters) - A merry band of outlaws and hired hands will kick off Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday in "The Magnificent Seven," leading a slew of big action films and intimate true stories vying for early buzz leading into Hollywood's annual awards season.
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The fire, which broke out on Monday near a highway leading into the town of Beulah, has charred about 3,000 acres (1,214 hectares), and firefighters have failed to establish any containment line around it, said Gayle Perez, a spokeswoman for the multi-agency team battling the blaze.
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The fate of the Adrian Darya 1 could also have a bearing on that of a British-flagged tanker seized by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz leading into the Gulf two weeks after British Royal Marine commandos seized what was then known as the Grace 1.
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If you watch these first 10 minutes (hell, if you just read my description of them), you might be tempted to wonder why a moment so thoroughly steeped in all of the country's worst selves is leading into what is, at least nominally, a superhero show.
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"The market is quite optimistic leading into what the Fed is going to do on interest rates and as a result of that we'll see more demand," Jonathan Barratt, chief investment officer at Probis Group in Sydney, said by phone, referring to the widely expected cut.
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"The market is quite optimistic leading into what the Fed is going to do on interest rates and as a result of that we'll see more demand," Jonathan Barratt, chief investment officer at Probis Group in Sydney, said by telephone, referring to the widely expected cut.
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The victory came hours after Oakland scored a 223-230, 83-inning victory on Saturday night and gave the A's two wins in each of the three-game series played leading into the All-Star break in San Francisco and coming out of the break in Oakland.
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Vice President Pence delivered a blistering speech earlier this month, in which he accused China of carrying out "an unprecedented effort to influence American public opinion, the 2018 elections, and the environment leading into the 2020 presidential elections" in order to hurt Trump and his Republican allies.
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The 43th seed, who had lost three of his four tiebreaks in the two weeks leading into the event, put an end to the tense battle when he fired down an ace on his third match point to set up a clash with Chilean Cristian Garin.
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In our recent piece leading into the Kobe Bryant memorial in Los Angeles, Del Harris — Bryant's first coach with the Lakers — spoke of his sorrow upon realizing that the two youngest players he had ever coached in the pros were no longer alive: Bryant and Moses Malone.
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His losses in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada have drastically increased pressure here to get a big win, and a bounce nationally in the three days leading into Super Tuesday, when 14 states and American Samoa, representing 34% of all Democratic pledged delegates, cast their votes.
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Soon after Mr. Comey's sudden dismissal on May 9, Mr. Trump and aides began offering varying explanations, with the president admitting within days that he had made the decision himself, as he fumed about the investigation Mr. Comey was leading into his campaign's ties with Russia.
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"A longer endurance event, such as [the] cross-country skiing 50-kilometer event, athletes will carbohydrate load to maximize the glycogen and energy stores leading into their event," explained Joanna Irvine, a dietitian with the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific who works with athletes on Team Canada.
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And those arcs are usually self-contained: Each episode takes place at a time when most or all of the Roy family can be in the same physical space, and the story is usually closed off, with the conclusion of one leading into the start of the next.
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"I think it was our judgment that given the focus and attention on President Duterte's comments leading into the meetings here we felt that didn't create a constructive environment for a bilateral meeting," Obama's Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes said during a briefing in Vientiane, Laos, on Tuesday.
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Lauri Markkanen's Wrists Make All The Difference Everyone who made fun of the Chicago Bulls (my hand is raised) for not just trading Jimmy Butler, but also selecting Lauri Markkanen—every draft prognosticator who I read leading into the 2017 draft's punching bag—has to do 25 pushups.
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The bottom line: There are always unknowns with counting on a future hit game, but there has been such a sharp pullback in recent weeks that Take Two now looks particularly attractive leading into a ramp up of expectations of what Red Dead 2 will bring in October.
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As violence reignited, trucks carrying food and medicine for Aleppo remained on the border with Turkey, unable to move from the customs zone where they have been stuck for a week until government forces and armed groups pull back from the road leading into the city, Mr. Egeland said.
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Yellow caution tape drapes large glass doors leading into the building that houses the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) in Sterling, Virginia, a suburb of DC. People coming to visit are asked to enter through a small side door, where a tall man with hard eyes stands watchfully.
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As a result, anyone approaching the four-story space through the imposing marble entry, topped by a sculpture of the winged lion of St. Mark (the symbol of Venice), and leading into a vast central courtyard, will probably never look at airport shopping in quite the same way.
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There were toys everywhere, puzzle pieces communing with cereal flakes under the table, and a pink knit blanket on the hardwood floor which she presently swooped down on with furious efficiency (pocketing the cell phone at last) and folded as they approached the door leading into the next room.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Soldiers fired shots and sealed off roads leading into the northern Ivory Coast town of Odienne on Friday, a local resident said, as anger at a decision by some leaders of a group of army mutineers to drop demands for bonus payments appeared to spread around the country.
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There is no photographic or linguistic food porn, or suggested serving sizes—just small, grey illustrations, ersatz headnotes with guidance like, "If you can love these misshapen, lumpy, bumpy little rocks, you can sure as hell love your own wonderful body," leading into walk-through directions for Toffee Apple Rock Cakes.
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Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman has finished runner-up in the last three consecutive regular-season races leading into the Monster Energy Open, which precedes the All-Star Race on Saturday, and he would love nothing more than to celebrate for the first time in Charlotte Motor Speedway's Victory Lane.
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Federal officials also examined Mr. Cole's cellphone, finding a recent image of a group of people performing Nazi salutes while holding the Atomwaffen flag, and another of two people standing on the railroad tracks leading into the complex that housed the Auschwitz concentration camp operated by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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The Independent Community Bankers PAC, which represents community banks and gave $1.9 billion in the 2016 cycle, has given about twice the amount to Republicans that it has to Democrats leading into the 2018 midterms, but many red-state Democrats who backed the banking bill are on its recipients list.
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Leading into it, we chatted with Barry about Boston's surprising start, how Irving looks on his new team, why Marcus Smart is an invaluable puzzle piece, what he's looking to see from the Celtics in their biggest game of the season against one of the best teams in NBA history, and much more.
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It's part of a big buildup to Tuesday's primary night, with the top Democratic presidential candidates drawing larger and larger crowds throughout the state over the weekend leading into the final day of campaigning, which saw the candidates and their highest-profile surrogates hold dozens of events around New Hampshire on Monday.
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White House Blocks Listing of Bumble Bee As Endangered SpeciesThe rusty-patched bumble bee was scheduled to be added to the endangered species list on Friday but …Read more ReadAccording to local law enforcement, 400 bee or honey thefts have been reported over the course of the six months leading into January.
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The danger to New Orleans — bound by the Mississippi River on its south side, Lake Pontchartrain on its north side and tributaries leading into the nearby Gulf of Mexico on the east — is threefold: storm surges from the sea, rain from the sky and water from the rising river if the levees fail.
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Small beaches are on either side of the marina peppered with families from nearby apartment complexes and — the pièce de résistance — the Navesink Twin Lights, a pair of beacons that, in one form or another since the mid 19th-century, have stood sentinel over the treacherous waters leading into New York Harbor.
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In the day leading into the March, Students for Life president Kristan Hawkins and some of her chapter leaders visited the White House and had an exclusive roundtable meeting with Pence and his wife Karen, and afterward numerous movement leaders attended a "Pro-Life VIP" reception at the old executive office building.
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Beyoncé finally emerges from the building, water cascading down the steps behind her before leading into the Diplo-produced, reggae-tinged "Hold Up." This is also the point where voodoo and West African-based religious imagery starts to become apparent throughout, as a handful of in-the-know viewers pointed out and offered context for.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, immigration and health care were on voters' minds leading into and on Election Day, according to an Associated Press survey.
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While he liked Mr. Kejriwal and said he had done a good job of improving schools and electricity, he was planning to vote for the B.J.P. Mr. Kejriwal "supports Muslims and the Shaheen Bagh protesters," he said, referring to protests held in a Delhi neighborhood that blocked a major highway leading into the capital.
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Though he was known primarily as a boxer leading into this fight, he showcased a rapidly expanding toolkit by slashing into his foe's legs with a procession of nasty leg kicks, succeeding on two takedowns, and amassing more than five minutes of control time on that mat—much of which he earned from back mount.
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Somewhere between all this he's been pictured in the studio with Kanye West, and had a brief mid-life crisis with the release of last year's comeback single "It's Lit"—a song that is perhaps the T-junction leading into the present, living and breathing icon of Will Smith as the motivational Instagram User and YouTube Vlogger.
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"One of the most startling aspects of the book was -- and, I guess, in my naive approach leading into the book -- I figured decisions to send a child to conversion therapy [are] born out of the hatefulness and that these institutions, the infrastructure is erected on this sense of hatefulness," Edgerton told CNN by phone recently.
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"Investor sentiment is quite bullish going into 2018, and that has been fueled by a more stable market – as we haven't seen the kind of volatility that we saw leading into 2017 – and the prospect of synchronized global growth, where most economies are in a reasonably good position to continue to grow this year," he said.
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But when we do, it's often quick and to the point: a handshake leading into a quick embrace (the "bro hug," as Mr. Bell Pasht put it); a perfunctory one-armed wrap around the back; or an efficient two-armed squeeze — in and out — before you each part ways, because, for God's sake, we have stuff to do.
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When the rainy season ends, and the dirt tracks leading into the forest become passable to motor transport once again, it is likely that further government advances will drive more villagers to flee their homes, joining the exodus of refugees in neighboring Nigeria, and driving the ADF fighters further into their isolated fastnesses deep in the forest.
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"Leading into today you had pretty decent rally yesterday and we're pretty significantly lower in yield than we were on Friday too, so I think it's just a little concession coming into the supply," said Thomas Simons, money market economist at Jefferies & Co. Uncertainty over U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign-trail promises of pro-growth policies sent yields lower on Monday.
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And during "Shenandoah," one of the deep joys of hearing live jazz occurred: a series of solos by Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Leisz and Mr. Frisell, each so thoughtfully executed, and seamlessly leading into one another, that you could see members of the audience making motions to applaud but then thinking twice about it, so as not to interrupt the moment.
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"The Little Street," in spite of its title, is not a depiction of a street so as much as it is a portrait of two houses: one large 15th-century brick house with crow-stepped gables, and green and red shutters on its iron-grilled windows, and part of a smaller house, as well as two adjoining doorways leading into two byways.
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Though Warren's plan arguably isn't as ambitious as Harris's, the introduction of another major plan by a top-tier candidate is a sign that the wage gap could become a bigger issue leading into the second round of debates this month — and that candidates across the field will need to take it seriously as a racial as well as gender issue.
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A dirt path leading into the woods was still marked "Elizabeth Arden Road" on a few old maps, but it was virtually impassable except by mountain bike or A.T.V. On a sunny Saturday in October, the new Travis Mills Foundation center for wounded veterans held an open house, and the elegant old grounds were full of vets and their families.
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